Scope of work
We build PWAs that pass Lighthouse audits and deliver genuinely native-feeling experiences in the browser.
Offline-first architecture
Service workers cache critical content so your app works even with poor connectivity.
Home screen install prompts
Users add your app to their home screen — no app store needed.
Push notifications
Re-engage users directly, just like a native app would.
Fast load on 3G/4G
Built to perform well even on slower mobile connections across India.
Cross-platform by default
One codebase that works identically on Android, iOS, and desktop.
Lighthouse-optimised
We target 90+ Lighthouse PWA scores before handover.
Our process
Scope & wireframe
We define core flows that need to work offline vs online.
Build the app shell
Service workers, caching strategy, and core UI are implemented.
Test across devices
Real-device testing on Android and iOS for installability and performance.
Launch & monitor
Go live with monitoring in place to catch any edge-case issues.
Questions, answered
Is a PWA a replacement for a native app?+
For many use cases, yes — especially content apps, e-commerce, and service booking. For apps needing deep device integration (like Bluetooth or advanced camera features), native is still better.
Will a PWA show up in the Google Play Store?+
PWAs can be published to the Play Store via Trusted Web Activity wrapping, which we can set up if you want both an installable web app and a Play Store presence.
How much does a PWA cost compared to a native app?+
PWAs are typically 40-60% less expensive than building separate native iOS and Android apps, since it's one shared codebase.